freedom square and here we will put our beloved grandfather lenin yes and this is how this freedom isincluding animals according to national characteristics, as they do in europe . look, our serviceman picked up a cat. i will not say ukrainian cat. he took just in the hands of a cat. the only thing that has changed instead of the whale. he is now a cat, an ordinary cat, and he used to bite before. as you can see, yes. and now , so to speak, eraser, so it will be so and there will be an information channel on the first, the program continues its decision. time will tell, we are working live directly on the front line of the commanders of the troops of the eastern military district. colonel-general alexander chaikov presented military awards to military officers who distinguished themselves during a special military operation. the soldiers received orders of courage and medals for 2 years. let's see. at about 11:00 a.m., mortar and artillery shelling began on our positions at our strong point. after that, at about 2.5 at about 2 o’clock, well, our positions were shelled and there was no

rallies er, but still , we see that such information is spreading and people intend to go to freedom squareson tomorrow for a pro-ukrainian rally, despite the number of us, this so-called pseudo-referendum was announced for this day, what do they want and what do we yes, we understand to hold it somehow, they are preparing for it, and do you call for people of kherson to go to a pro-ukrainian rally, you know, it is very difficult, but i still can't say that from the point of view of security, i understand that we all cheer for the kherson region, i understand that not kherson is ukraine and there can be no chimera if of course i was now in occupied kherson and i would go to freedom square myself. maybe i would urge her to do this. i am now in the armed forces. i am now on the borders of the mykolaiv kherson region. i hope and believe that we will definitely liberate the kherson region in kherson, but from the point of view of security, you know, i cannot take such responsibility to call people to leave tomorrow, we have all other ways, e.g. through the partisan movement, through which we ca

personal data of the population, at the same time the residents of kherson are going to the central freedom squareorrow to protest against the referendum, meanwhile, the russian military replaced the regional city government by force, yesterday the occupiers drove people out of the city council building, removed ukrainian coats of arms from the facade the flag and today the head of the former mayor from the party of regions volodymyr saldo and the head of the city administration oleksandr were presented to the team the legal leaders of the region and the city reacted to the rioters from the occupiers due to the seizure of the building, the prosecutor's office of the kherson region opened criminal proceedings that today it is he who will coordinate the processes that provide the life of our city to the direct instructions of the president's office, i remain on remote access, i stayed in the city of kherson, he refused to cooperate with the new administration luhansk region continues to evacuate people fleeing the russian world, almost 200 people have been evacuated today, reports in luhansk region

to hold an event there, etc., people even harassed and threatened their lives, still came to freedom squarend the occupiers because of this powerlessness, people also used weapons against people, some people were injured, one man, er, had a broken leg, an open fracture, er, from a smoke grenade, another woman received severe burns, in total, four people were injured in these actions, er, that is the occupiers have already mercilessly acted against the civilian population, and you know the heroic kherson once again did not allow the occupiers to make a picture that someone is happy for them here, that someone meets them, the only certainty is that kherson is ukraine and will always remain ukraine thank you, sir serhiy, let us also remind our viewers that this week the assembly of the council of europe expressed full support for ukraine's efforts to investigate russia's crimes on the territory of our country and advocated the creation of an international tribunal, so we are expecting uh and uh, we are recording these international crimes, in particular those that were just talked about by the

it is important for the people of kherson to state their position and those people who came to freedom squaret not only for me personally, but for all the people of kherson, for those who left and for those who stayed. and they are heroes. there is information uh about the injured uh, they had a common knowledge that this is a man with an open leg fracture, he is 50 years old , a smoke grenade exploded next to them, a woman with burns and a ruptured lung, she is 71 years old, two more people received burns to the eyes and nasopharynx, it is not known whether it were there participants in the rally or just people who were passing by, it might also be important that there are no protest leaders in kherson, people are spontaneously gathering. i think it was the same today and this is exactly what the occupiers cannot understand. i know that on at the first rallies, they told people to leave , please, this is not accepted in our country, that is, they cannot understand that people simply come out to show their position and for this they do not need any leader or any decree lisa, you managed to le

everyone supports the fall of the berlin wall and freedom square. it was a mixed bag and actually a lot of highly respected people thought the berlin wall should stay up including margaret thatcher and the president of france and a lot of others. that may sound shocking to you, but really it is not so different from what we are witnessing now. now, today, we are witnessing well respected people arguing with a straight face that twitter, one of our main avenues for solving political differences should remain censored. they are telling you again with a straight face you cannot have a democracy where everyone is allowed to participate in a conversation. no, in order to represent the public, the public must be forced to shut up. that is what they are saying. so whose side are you want? the man or the tank? keep in mind that if you chose the tank, you are by definition -- we are not judging but we thought you should know that. the good news is you have a lot of company. here is msnbc. >> there are studies showing that this power can be used to collection

that is freedom square. and this city has been getting pulverized day in, day out. just today we have heard a pretty much constant stream of bombardment since about 4:30 in the morning. often it goes on all night. and the mayor here says that 25% of the buildings in this city have been hit during strikes. 25%. just try to get your head around the enormity of that figure. 67 schools have been hit. look at this. this was once a palatial grand staircase. now completely destroyed. according to authorities, only ten people were killed here, which is extraordinary. although i've just been talking with one of the soldiers who's in charge of looking after this space. and he says they believe there are many more dead under the rubble. i'm going to show you what some of that rubble looks like over here. people were rescued as well. going back to those statistics that the mayor gave us, 67 schools, 54 kindergartens, 16 hospitals. that's just here in the city of kharkiv. you can see the defenses that they had tried to implement to protect themselves from attack. but obviously,

that is freedom square. and this city has been getting pulverized day in, day out. just today we have heard a -- pretty much constant stream of bombardment since about 4:30 in the morning. often it goes on all night. and the mayor here says that 25% of the buildings in this city have been hit during strikes. 25%. just try to get your head around the enormity of that figure. 67 schools have been hit. look at this. this was once a palatial grand staircase. now completely destroyed. according to authorities, only ten people were killed here, which is extraordinary. although i've just been talking with one of the soldiers who's in charge of looking after this space, and he says they believe there are many more dead under the rubble. i'm going to show you what some of that rubble looks like over here. and what people here fear in this city is that kharkiv could be the next mariupol. because of the amount of bombardment and the real intensification that we've seen of that bombardment, especially in the last week. now, i just want cameraman scott and producer brent, to be

they already should their missile this to the square of the freedom in hark if this is the biggest square in europe and and they don't care they already destroyed the museum. of maria primachenka a wonderful artist and they will be destroying our museums and we can lose and you can you don't know this heritage and you won't have a chance to see it and it's a pg because the world's concentrated so much on russian art. he used to call ukrainian avant-gard russian avant garde. in fact, it's ukrainian, and i'm glad you have ukrainian avant garden. you're museums in the us because this way it will it will stay there, but they will try to destroy our museums our cathedrals and all our heritage. they will try to kill me. well if i could just say by way of a comment, i completely agree that this is part of the strategy what andre said about putin if you can't win that he wants to destroy your country and i know something about yeah courses now just right and there is this tradition of if i can't have it that i'm gonna destroy it for you too, right if i'm gonna lose and i want you to lose very opp

. >> there are a number of protesters out in lafayette square, practicing freedom of speech, some of them ukraine, some protesting former president donald trump. >> thank you for that, gary grumbach, appreciate you. >>> next, new details in the investigation into the michigan police shooting of an unarmed black man. the key factors that could determine whether that officer is going to face charges. goings active gum health. and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have

square. he said freedom of speech is a key theme that really wanted him to propel this deal forward for him. in a statement announcing the deal, he said twitter has been encz -- twitter has enormous potential. i look forward to unlocking it. we do not know what his policy be going forward. we do know initially he came out with some very practical ideas, authenticating users, board members not taking any salary. but he also came up with some unusual ideas, like using headquarters for a homeless shelter. so it is not clear what policy changes. we do know the ceo did present the details to staff and said things will proceed as normal until the end of the year when the deal is expected to be finalized. haslinda: and we're hearing from jack dorsey, the former ceo of twitter, saying twitter has always been his soul and big regret, and taking twitter back from wall street is the correct first step. taking back from wall street is the correct first step. meanwhile, senator elizabeth boring -- elizabeth warren: the deal dangerous. su: warren is an outspoken democrat and former presidential candidate.

everyone today supports the fall of the berlin wall andr the freedom fighters in tiananmen square. but back in nineteen eighty nine it was a mixed bag. actually a lot of highly respected people m thought the berlin wall should stay up.. that would include margaret thatcher and the president of france and a lot of others.e now that may sound shocking to you, but really it's not sot different from what we're witnessing now. different today we're witnessins a lot of well respected people who are arguing with a straight faceay, that twitter, one of ouc main avenues for solving political differences should . main censoredd they're tellingng you again with a straight face that you can't have a democracy y where everyone is allowed to participate in the conversation. no, in order to represento the public, the public must be forced to shut up. that's what they're saying. so whose side are you on , the man or the tank? keep in mind if you chose the tank, you were by definition a stalinist. we're not judging. we thought you should knowho that . the good news is you've got a lot of companyow

he says twitter is a great town square, we want to see more freedom of speech, people able to expressty this means less moderation and what he may well find is in order to run a social network moderation is key because it doesn't take long for things to tip into the kind of speech and content that is very harmful or even illegal in some countries. ., ., ~ , ., ., countries. zoe, thank you. zoe kleinman- _ the speaker of the house of commons, is to meet with the editor and political editor of the mail on sunday newspaper, as well as the chair of parliament's press lobby, after the publication of what many have called "mysogynistic" claims concerning labour's deputy leader, angela rayner. the paper reported that some tory mps believe she crosses and uncrosses her legs to distract borisjohnson in the commons. there's been loud condemnation from across westminster, including from mrjohnson. here's our deputy political editor, vicki young. angela rayner. so, prime minister, how's it going? are you ok? their confrontations in the commons are eagerly anticipated events. but today borisjohnso

they want to rename the heavenly hundred square back to freedom square aleksey nabkov 7 pilov news.evo. the talks were closed to the press and ended about 3 hours ago without a final statement to the press. earlier, the kremlin did not rule out that another topic of discussion could be issues related to the supply of gas, that the russian special operation is also designed to put an end to attempts at complete domination usa in an exclusive interview with my fellow political commentator news alexei petrov said sergey lavrov sergey viktorovich thank you very much for taking the time for this interview, the head of euro-diplomacy for barrel said that this is a war, speaking of a russian special operation. this war must be won on the field. boy. steinmeier. now he also sprinkles ashes on his head that he once declared the possibility of a normal dialogue with russia, how can you even talk to these people? how to negotiate with them? this is a very serious turnaround. even in the policy that the european union and the west as a whole, under the leadership of the united states is not in

well, that is, to remove censorship in the name of absolute freedom of speech, so that twitter turns into a digital city squarene can shout whatever they want westerners. the media immediately sounded the alarm. for example, the times scares that twitter under the leadership of the mask will become a terrible place for breeding, racism and discrimination. however, not surprising that american journalists. they were afraid because the concept of freedom of speech they have there is sometimes very specific, depending on trends and moods. on january 2021, trump supporters storm the capitol , after which the leadership of twitter decides to permanently block the account of the forty-fifth president. america, moreover, all local liberal media welcome this censorship, but musk, as it turned out now, was at the root of his disagreement with tesla diamond, it is obvious that musk wants to influence politics for this bought the social network he is sad that twitter has blocked trump and other people's accounts on the platform, and musk advocates free speech to the billionaire answer from brussels was already a social n

freedom of speech. elon musk said this is the town square of our time when you are censored constantly, your voice can bee brings some freedom of speech back to this platform. >> in the last moment we have, speaking of twitter censoring information and stories, talking about hunter biden's laptop and the investigation, people have to realize the left top story was real and there's a lot to be worried about and you have a platform like twitter trying to shut the new york post down saying it was fake news before an election, by the way. >> it's shocking that happened and that's one thing i think a lot of conservatives took note of. if they are willing to shut you down and literally shut people's entire twitter countdown for posting a story we knew at the time was true, that is frightening. we note the impact it had on the election and you look at the polls most people say if they would have known, they would have voted differently. >> thanks for coming on tonight. ♪♪ i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald. even watching the evening edit. thanks for watching, have a good night. ♪♪ kennedy: anothe

square with science. an upward tick in covid cases around the country the new freedom to doff face masks on planes, they warn, may also put small children and those with compromised immune systems at risk and now late word the justice department may appeal the judge's ruling tom costello sorts it out for us >> reporter: on delta flight 528 this morning >> you are no longer required on delta airlines to wear the mask so feel free to exercise your freedom this morning. >> reporter: and flights across the country. [ cheers and applause >> reporter: celebration mixed with concern, two years after airlines began requiring masks and 14 months after the white house required them, the mask mandate is now out, struck down by a trump-appointed federal judge who ruled the cdc had exceeded its authority in requiring masks on public transportation in train stations, on planes and in airports, travelers today seemed evenly split on whether they would keep masking up >> i think it's too soon to drop it, personally. >> i don't think it is i am super glad that the mask mandate is dropped. >> i think you're in a confined spac

last week they had given folks that maybe there would be some sense of freedom and easing restrictions again, here we are, back to squareno other lockdown, i've covered wuhan and many in between right here in china. for a month there have been various levels of lockdown that we've been living through and it's getting tough. it's been very challenging. getting food and basic necessities, that has been increasingly difficult. i've been fortunate, but some in the city are living off little to no food. shouting, we are starving, we are starving, and, fareed, you point out this is in shanghai, of all places. it seems folks here are increasingly more concerned with these lockdown measures that are draconian, that are harsh, than they are with even getting the virus, fareed. >> is there a sense -- i mean, if you have had the opportunity to talk to some of these people or to see stuff on social media, do people think this is a legitimate public health strategy, maybe a little too extreme, or is it, you know, a kind of communist party that is just reacting to save face and to maintain control? >> reporter: this feels out of cont

i want your thoughts on intersection of freedom of speech and responsibilities of gatekeepers of the public squareusk is an eccentric character within big tech, technology in general and he has his own ideas what free speech should be and public discourse. when we look at the idea of legal concept of free speech that is only in the context of government. when we talk about social media platforms, whether it's twitter, instagram or facebook, pick any one, they are making their own concept of quote, unquote, free speech. that means they're acting as gatekeepers. twitter itself has dozens of employees that create these rules for playing on the platform and that means content moderation. it means dealing with hate speech and misinformation and those rules constantly change and they evolve and what's fascinating recently, actually just yesterday, the former ceo of reddit stated that social media platforms don't actually police content. they're policing behavior. but all in all, the question is, what is free speech within a private platform? it is still regulated by section 230. the whims of whoever is

freedom of speech - it is the basis of a functioning democracy. and twitter is a digital city square where issues vital to the future of humanity are discussed. i also want to make twitter better than ever in early april, mask became twitter's largest shareholder, securing over 9% of the shares. a few days later, he offered to buy out the entire company, half of the funds he borrowed after the closing of the deal, twitter would become a private company in the white house. at first they tried to interfere with the mask, they threatened his business with checks, but after reports in the press admin. receded. although these are social networks, or rather, its strict censorship has become one of the tools that helped hush up the scandal with the president's son hunter and evidence of biden's corruption , which as a result helped bring him to power. now the white house is afraid of losing control of such a powerful force. the president has long been concerned about the power of large platforms and their impact on our lives. he has long said that technology platforms should be held account

freedom of speech is the basis of a functioning democracy. and twitter is a digital city squarevital to humanity are discussed. i also want to make twitter better than ever musk likes to repeat that social networks for him are something like the city square of such a global union square, where you can come and speak on any topic in america with this in recent years, the same twitter problems for example, blocked 17 days newspaper account, new york post for being on the eve of the presidential election. the material appeared there and the corruption of hunterabiden is banned for memes and videos with biden sr. here is another awkward moment during the ceremony of meeting with the owners of the stanley cup, the head of the white house lost the place where he needs to stand in order to get into the lens of the broadcast camera. i need to laugh around. and my blue dot, and sometimes it happens that twitter users are deprived of the right to vote even for a quote when they post biden in a stupid light. it is clear that the repressions concern mainly the opponents of the democrats and

square kilometres. around 1,000 firefighters are battling the fires. slovenia's new, green, centre—left freedomlts show the party led by robert golob secured more than a third of the vote in sunday's election — ten points more than prime ministerjanezjansa's right—wing sds party. a team of international scientists have been exploring a remote chain of islands off the coast of mexico, aiming to discover more about why volcanoes erupt. they also want to research the movement of tectonic plates and the cause of tsunamis. they hope the information could help provide an early warning system. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. they are amongst the most awe—inspiring, the most powerful and the most dangerous natural phenomena on earth. understanding why and when volcanoes erupt could save lives. so, scientists have come here to one of the most remote places on earth for possible answers. translation: the question that volcanologists always have - is when will the next eruption take place? for that, we need monitoring. and the reality is that volcanoes are not really monitored, because there are very few r

republicans are rushing to limit reproductive freedom and control the medical care with families with trans kids how does this squareited government. >> what we're seeing right now is a arms race on the right to be the most conservative governor to enact the most restrictive laws on abortion and in some cases trans rights. this have been a few republican governors who have vetoed laws limiting young trans people from participating in sports. but for the most part there's an active debate on across the g.o.p. on both issues. in the case of florida, look, there shouldn't be a huge amount of surprise, governor desantis is running for reelection. he is the top prospective candidate after donald trump in 2024 and he wants to establish his conservative credentials. same as in texas with governor abbott. so we shouldn't be too surprised he is moving to check this box as being one of the most pro-li i the country. >> yeah, you're right. during this arms race, who can go furthest in the right and republican primary that's already started for 2024 and most vulnerable are basically the victims to that and held hostage to it. t

square. naturally the allies and media mob why are they freaking out? they almost believe in freedomch, apparently not. date two what can be described as a full-fledged public meltdown without any evidence at all whatsoever. some on the left are: elon musk a racist. one ms mvc anchor said political candidate can now be banned or throttled on twitter. that could happen we could ban politician on twitter. pause for a second. i guess it is perfectly fine that twitter and facebook and instagram. twitter band president trump and many other conservative voices. and now, all of a sudden, under elon musk the politicians might be banned. to say people are perfectly fine that hunter biden and his laptop, that story was suppressed. the same people didn't care when lik donald trump was canceled on twitter. the same people that lied to you the same people or years of trump russia collusion here that never happened. while matt, you don't say come all of a sudden banning people on twitter is a bad thing? really? where have you people been? take a look. >> if you own all of twitter, facebook or what

an immigrant to america who availed himself the freedoms that america provides, and i think he has been outspoken that twitter should be an open town square and free marketplace of ideas. i think that's the influence he is going to bring on the board of directors i think it will be a great thing. >> but david, what better way than to make it open town square than changing technology which we know prog and dorsey and musk have been interested, wouldn't that make it a truly open town square what you're talking about is a policy which we have seen trying to be done again and again, then you run into problems like zuckerberg has, not pleasing any side. >> well, look, i think they need to stop the arbitrary content moderation look what's going on the last couple of years. you had many pronouncements about covid that later turned out to be true or highly plausible, lab leak theory is censored, then the true and prevailing theory. the hunter biden story that was son sword before the election, now everyone acknowledges it is true, including "new york times," "the washington post" acknowledged it was authenticated, the story was true, yet censored

freedoms around the world because it has killed it. it has killed it. witness case against an innocent. oh, i just days before the deciding vote, french incumbent manual micron has squared off against a challenger, marine le pen, and a national debate weighing in on the future of the you showing cost of living and of ukraine. conflict was that edition. i believe again, you were one of the 1st european politicians back in 2014 to recognize the outcome of the annexation of crimea. why did you do it? and i say this with great gravity tonight because for our country, this is bad news because you depend on russian power and you depend on mister putin, j. m, and your michael. a manual micron has access to all the information of the french intelligence services knows perfectly well that what he is saying is false. you know, he knows perfectly well that i am a woman who is absolutely and totally free and that i defend france because i am a patriot. and i have demonstrated it all my life in france and the french people always in all circumstances. it's more or less we can cross live to correspond charlotte davinsky who is in paris. charlotte, what were the main points expressed

freedom of speech. it's that democracy requires that the public square be fair to everyone, that it not create incentivesothers. and the problem with the surveillance capitalism business model, which is the one used by google and facebook and to an extent by twitter is that it, in fact, is harmful to democracy because it gives disproportionate political weight to the most extreme voices and in twitter's role as really the assignment editor of the news industry, that model is incredibly dangerous so i agree with fred about the notion that we should have decentralized ownership, but not because i think free speech issues with twitter but rather i think there are free reach issues that there's just too much amplification and just too much harmful content being given priority by algorithms that don't have democracy as a priority >> it's tough to see how that transition, though, takes place from a public company, beholden to shareholder concerns to something that's, i don't know, something cooperatively owned or in some kind of trust with an oversight function i just wonder if being within one of the megalith

forms we can have that are devoted to the public square being a place where the first amended is protected. >> sean: a guy like elon musk, electric cars, freedomrals hate them. tell me how that makes any sense. anyway, jim jordan, good to see you, clay travis, thank you. straight ahead tonight, the left is launching baseless attacks against senate candidate from georgia, herschel walker, as their midterm panic is now rising. wait until you see, so despicable, what one far left columnist wrote. herschel will join us next, we will get his reaction as we continue. ♪ ♪ all of this is humanitarian aid that the fellowship is sending from israel directly into ukraine. food, medicine, warm clothing is needed now! lives abruptly changed... look at all of these people and there are hundreds and thousands more. we're called to step into this crisis... this inhumanity. the international fellowship of christians and jews needs your $45 gift now to help rush food, blankets and shelter to jewish refugees fleeing for lives in ukraine. please give as generously as you can, to help the refugees while there is still time. this is one plane, praise god! but we ne

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make it the public square and i do hope he comes to tennessee because we have a good technology based workforce and people understand how to be fair and they understand that freedomia: yeah. well, it's been -- you know, it's been a pr firm for the democrats is what twitter has been and that has come with a lot of hate over the last few years, 100%. i've witnessed it first p hand for sure. senator, it's good to see you as always. thanks very much, senator marsha blackburn this morning. we'll see you soon. stay with us. we'll be be right back. ♪♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. ♪♪ xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, sofi. get your money right. but for up to half the pri

freedom of speech, this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle: free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is it's digital towns square. these are the words of the world's richest man. and now the owner of that town square in our musk sealed the deal for $44000000000.00. twice as board unanimously agreed to sell to the man promising to promote free speech and transparency. but the future of the company is not yet clear. twitter has been losing value over the past year. and mosque is notorious for trying to silence his critics. the social media take over spark this reaction from the white house. what i can tell you as a general matter, no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms. what they have the power they have over everyday lives. as long argued, the tech platforms must be held accountable for the harms they cause he's been a strong supporter, a fundamental reformed to achieve that goal, including reforms to section $230.00 and acting anti trust reforms requiring more transparency and more. and he's encouraged that there's bi partisan int

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can have that are devoted to the public square being a place where the first amendmentende ig protected. it's a guy likee elon musk. wewe got electric cars, freedome of speech and liberals hate. tell me how that makes any sense. but anyway, jim jordan to see you play travis, thank you . and straight ahead tonight , the left is launching baseless attacks against senate candidate from georgia walker as their midterm panic is nowan rising.g. wait until you hear so despicable what one far left columnist, teamherschel will join us next. we'll get his reaction as weea continue. you will see the glory of miracles never. i'm your host kathie lee gifford in this new series you're going meet fascinating people who share their faith journey. joining as you all know and love our friend joel, who knows what god's going to take. the man who had great bravery but they also suffered extraordinary long, good people in this world. i'm just here to try to help you god to please you. nazareth is the greatest story ever told by the shows that keep you believing only on fox nation 15% on our annual . and when you sign up for our silver two year plan, you'll receive a f

square. now naturally democratsow their allies in the media mob why are they freaking out if all liberals believe in freedom of speech? apparently not. in fact, we're now on day twope of what can onlyec be described as a full fledged public meltdown without any evidence at all what's however, some on the left are calling elon musk a racist and one msnbc anchor actually worried that a political candidate could now be banned or throttled on twitter that could happen, that we could ban a politician on twitter. pause for a second now i guessan it's perfectly o fine that twitter and facebook and instagram twitter banned president trump and many otherit conservative voiceste and now they feel all of a sudden now they feel under ellen us the politicians might be banned. the same people that were perfectly fine, that hunter and his laptop. that story was s suppressed. the same h people that didn't care one lick that donald trump was canceled on twitter. who the same people that lied to you, the american people for years about trump russia collusion that never happen. why you don't say all of a sudden while banning

do the best to make it better for all users, not resort this freedom of speech issue, because it should already be this vibrant town squareneeds to water ski behind he's already worth $250 billion. no one in their right mind with the economic performance of twitter would buy this, that already had $250 billion trying to make $260 billion he may be the first tri trillionaire kevin, you have mentioned in the past that this company has underperformed, miserably in terms of sptock performance but we're talking about at this point today, this is a free speech debate. do you think at this point elon musk will be better at content moderation >> i do. i think this platform has underperformed, it's, as you said, been miserable for investors for a decade now basically, what happened here is you got your money back after putting it to work and at risk for a decade now that's behind us the board's been put out of their misery they were abysmal at managing this business. they didn't even use it, which i found incredible and now the future's open. the challenge is, how do you bring back all the people you lost by silencing voices indis

bird at this point and who knew he would be the guy to step up for fundamental freedoms we have but this is our town squareublic square now. if you deny someone's right to speak on twitter you are saying you don't have free-speech rights. this is a different world we live in where social media controls this, social media is sort of, it is living in a space that is not exactly a publication but not exactly a private company either. they are talking about whether coronavirus came from a lab and it may well haven't even the biden administration, we don't know where coronavirus came from but no reason to think it couldn't have emerge from a lab, they have a where -- are lab in wuhan that was studying the coronavirus. that is what elon musk wants to fix at twitter. pete: that's the exact issue. in this washington post op-ed about elon musk there is a line i find fascinating, the dangers of free speech, this safety from harassment is the first step, it said a consistent definition of harassment, that's the joke. whatever definition today will be something different tomorrow because it is about power and not even

more committed to freedom of expression now elon musk it said today in a statement quote, free speech is the better walk of a functioning democracy and twitter is a digital town squaretters vital to the future of humanity are debated i also make twitter better than ever by enhancing the product with more features, new features make in the algorithms open source to increase trust defeating the spambots and authenticating all humans. >> hannity: twitter has tremendous potential i look forward to working with the community and community of losers to unlock it and i've been saying this for years that people should be free to say whatever they want to say and free to discuss a wide range of topics in political views without just being shut down silenced and canceled just because it doesn't fit fit therefore left narrative. and this by the way goes for all the big tech that's facebook, google, twitter. pretty much all of them the of all other companies to go into one big left-wing echo chamber one big arm of the democratic radical socialist party so elon musk's decision should be welcome news to pretty much everyone other than the far left voices who appear hell-bent on c

black freedom in america means acknowledging the social mediated behavior that lies at the root of today's racial inequality problem. these behavioral issues are real and they must be faced squarely to grasp why racial disparities persist. these i hasten to add our american problems, not merely matters of communal concerns of black people. nevertheless, down playing behavioral disparities by race is a bluff. antiracism activists on the left of american politics claim that white supremacy in place of bison old-fashioned racism are sufficient to account for black disadvantage. those who make such arguments are in effect daring you to disagree with him. you must be a racist, they say, something is intrinsically wrong with black people if you don't attribute pathological behavior among some of us to systemic injustice. they say blacks are inferior, and explain the disparities. they risk being convicted of blaming the victim. this is a debaters trick, adair appeared at the end of the day, what about something calm mass incarceration as racism. the high number blacks and jails is a self-evident sign of racial antipathy. to respond, no, it is mainly a sign of anti-social behavior by cri

freedom of expression. musk said today in a statement, quote, free s speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is tow the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated.et i alsote want to make twitter better than ever by enhancing the product with more features, new features making algorithms open source to increase trust, defeating the spambots and authenticating all humans. s twitter has tremendous potential. i look forward to working with the companyk and the community of users to unlock it now i've been saying this for years. people should be free to sayaywr what they want to say they and r you to discuss a wide range of topics and political views withoutolit just being shut dowe silenced and canceled just because it doesn'tdt. but what the far left narrative and this by the way, goes for all the big tech, that's facebook, that's google, that's twitter. pretty much all of. them. they have all allowed their companies to morph into one big left t echo chamber and one big arm of dem the democratic radicalar socialist party . so musk's decision toty acquire twitter should be welcome newser to

he's a freedom of speech solutist the thing is he's talked about twitter being a de facto public squareto public not it is not a private square it's a public company. it has rules it has rules in place. it does not always follow its own rules. i do think there's a risk if twitter rolls it back too far, if they allow disinformation, they're bringing russia back, bringing trump back, bringing people who are spreading purposely disinformation it could turn into much more of a cesspool than it already is. the other thing i wouldbr bringu here is the issue of harassment. there's an anti-harassment policy at twitter very lightly if not at all enforced we've been seeing this more and more couple news organizations have said digital harassment of their employees is a problem particularly for women and people of color. and elon musk seems to have absolutely zero-tolerance for any -- he's a troll, right so i do have some concerns about what might happen to those policies about harassment. but if it does -- if it does turn into this sort of cesspool, i don't think that's good for anyone it's not g

he's buying it for the purpose of a town square, and we need a place where people can be able to communicate freely and openly. it's the principle of what freedomny, but it's the principle of what america is, and that's what it's supposed to be. you would want the american companies to symbolize what the country is that they were founded in. >> there you have it. you know, if you listen to the vocal few you would think americans are against the sale, but what i just showed you shows that most americans are excited and hopeful for a change at twitter. john. >> john: at least most of the ones you found there in times square, looks like we have gone back in time to february. looks like it's freezing. >> it's cold, it's cold. >> john: madison, hopefully we'll get you warmer weather soon. thank you so much. can you believe that? sandra, how -- what? you are in new york, i did not hear a word about it. >> sandra: it can be chilly when you are standing between the buildings and no sun on her, it's actually 50 here. the sun will come out later and that's your weather report. >> john: and snow in the rockies apparently tomorrow. my god, what's happening